January 1, FBI Uncovers Hidden Burn Bags Tied to Trump Probe

Wyatt’s Take

• The FBI is digging into hidden files connected to the Trump-Russia story.
• Some evidence came from secret rooms and ‘burn bags’ at FBI headquarters.
• Documents mention big cases like Crossfire Hurricane and Mar-a-Lago.

The FBI recently started an investigation after discovering classified documents shoved into “burn bags” at their own headquarters, relating to probes into President Trump and his allies. The Justice Department began releasing some of these records as it prosecutes former FBI boss James Comey.

The documents were locked away in a special secure room and concern everything from the 2016 Trump-Russia inquiry to the FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago. New leadership at the FBI said they are working hard to bring out the truth and restore trust after past scandals shook people’s confidence.

“This FBI has worked day and night to open the books for the American people and bring much needed transparency to a weaponized institution that broke trust with the public,” new director Kash Patel said.

The findings include critical emails and notes showing Comey wanted to please Hillary Clinton, supported leaks, and may have given Congress testimony that was not honest. Some files also reveal that Comey expected to have a role in a Clinton White House and kept in touch with staffers feeding information to media.

Agents say the documents, meant for destruction, covered major moments like the Capitol events, the Mar-a-Lago raid, and the classified appendix from the Durham report into Russiagate. One lost memo from the CIA to Comey, missing for years, was found hidden in a closet near the Director’s office.

“We have found several bags containing critical evidence on Russiagate and the Durham annex, and declassified them to show the truth about James Comey and other senior leaders’ actions during the disgraceful Crossfire Hurricane scandal,” Patel added. “The transparency will continue even more aggressively every time the corporate media baselessly criticizes us, showing you more and more receipts.”

The investigation is using all its tools, including subpoenas and lie detector tests, to find out who hid this information and why. The FBI says management reviews are under way to see if anyone broke the law by removing or hiding these records.

The story shows the lengths some in Washington might go to protect their own, and why the public keeps demanding answers from the agency.

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Wyatt Matters

When powerful people get caught hiding evidence, it’s time for all Americans to keep a close eye. Our trust depends on accountability and honesty, not backroom deals or secret rooms full of shredded truth.

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